I really like the TFB 35 flotation baths from Medite. They make a shallow and a
deeper dish version; you'll want to go with the deeper dish. I'm not in front
of one right now, but I suspect they're about 3" give or take.
Thanks,
Brian Cooper
Histology Supervisor
Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Ho-ho-ho all,
I'm looking for a deep water bath, (3" minimum), that has an
interior light source. Most of them seem to be only 2" tall, or have a slanted
front control panel that none of us in the lab want. Does anyone know of a
brand of flotation water baths that are 3" deep
Does anyone know of a good source for cover glass for the large format slides?
48x60mm specifically. We do a lot of eyes from large animals and I'm having a
hard time finding coverslips big enough for a horse eye!
Thanks,
Rebecca
Rebecca Ashley, HTL (ASCP)CM
Laboratory Technician III
Wyoming
I agree with replies/statements 3, 4, 5
Anyone who states differently have not experienced this contingency.
Carl Hobbs FIBMS
Histology and Imaging Manager
Wolfson CARD
Guys Campus, London Bridge
Kings College London
London
SE1 1UL
020 7848 6813
The cells have been living quite nicely in a natural culture medium at 37c so
putting the pleural fluid at 4c will preserve the cells for a number of days. I
do not think I would want to go past 3 to 4 days, but that is just the limit of
my experience revisiting old ascitic fluid specimens.
You
Hi All,
I work in a research lab where we are using plural fluid to proof a
method. Recently we have received some, and are unsure how long it will
be ok in the fridge, or if we should add some preservation fluid to it.
Can anyone advise please.
Thank you in advance, and Happy Holidays to
Hi Histonetters,
Happy Holidays!
Here is a gem posted on the histonet in 12/2013
The 12 days of Christmas for Histotechs !
written by Ashley Troutman
Hello all,
I hope the holidays are treating everyone well. (Especially in light of us
having the most hazardous job in the country...) Here's
I’ve done it a handful of times when my only Histotech called in sick.
No effect on quality.
Garrey
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> On Dec 18, 2019, at 2:24 AM, Jennifer Saunders via Histonet
> wrote:
>
> I don’t see a problem with it. We all melt and re-embed tissue for all kinds
> of reasons every
